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Courts & Law

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Coney Barrett

NY Times Magazine journalist lambastes Barrett for being a working mother, then backtracks

Journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis was berated as sexist after writing on Twitter: "I guess one of the things I don't understand about Amy Coney Barrett is how a potential Supreme Court justice can also be a loving, present mom to seven kids?"

Finance

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Church, Uganda, Feb. 28, 2016

Christian mission serving Uganda says Bank of America closed its accounts as debanking spreads

Chase, Bank of America and PayPal have all been accused of severing ties with organizations blacklisted by the D.C. power elite. The banking giants say they have reputations to protect and Bank of America told the Christian group that all of its accounts would be closed because its "risk profile no longer aligns with the bank's risk tolerance."

State Houses

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Porn canceled, photo illustration

Republicans lead bipartisan efforts to fight porn, forcing industry to retreat in some states

At least seven states have passed legislation restricting pornography access and 16 more have introduced similar bills.

Culture

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Turning Point USA Poplitics

Politics and Pop Culture blend in Turning Point USA's show 'POPlitics'

Host of POPlitics Alex Clark discusses her journey to creating the show and being conservative in the entertainment industry

Elections

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Mandel

Ohio GOP Senate hopeful Josh Mandel on primary foe criticizing him for being Jewish: 'I was shocked'

"But he's Jewish," Mark Pukita said during a GOP candidate debate last month.

Religion

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US Air Force

Military pilot on no-fly list after probe into faith conversations ends without charges, lawyer says

Captain Forrest Doss is not able “to fly,” his career is destroyed “because of an investigation,” he’s given “no good guidance moving forward, and he can’t talk about his faith when asked,” R. Davis Younts said

State Houses

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Youngkin

Virginia turns red: Youngkin declared winner in bellwether governor's race as GOP pulls off sweep

Republican Winsome Sears was elected the first female African-American lieutenant governor and Republican Jason Miyares is set to become the state's first Latino attorney general

Asia

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People take part in a demonstration to protest against China's policies towards Uyghur Muslims and other ethnic and religious minorities, on the 72nd anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, on October 01, 2021 in Washington, United States.

Muslim countries too intimidated by China to decry Uyghur abuse, ex-Trump ambassador says

"Seldom would they do anything because they're intimidated by China's economic and military strength," said former U.S. ambassador to China, Terry Branstad.

From the States

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The Ohio State House, 2018

Critical race theory debate heating up in Ohio General Assembly

School districts, teachers unions, student groups and parents lined up at the Ohio House to testify against two bills that would stop schools from teaching what sponsors called “divisive concepts” in the classroom. The House State and Local Government Committee heard

Media

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Jake Tapper and Dana Bash

Yes America, he said it! Tapper’s past pokes at Trump renew CNN bias concerns on eve of debate

“They don’t even want you to see Jake Tapper’s past,” Sean Spicer said.

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